Vince Carter: ‘It’s still an honor to be in the league at 41’

Posted Jan 27, 2018
Twenty years ago, the NBA welcomed a high-flying young man who created a phenomenon known as “Vinsanity.” Nearly 25,000 points later, Vince Carter is a member of the rebuilding Sacramento Kings. He’s still in love with the game. Carter agreed to give The Undefeated’s Marc J. Spears an exclusive look into his 20th NBA season on and off the court in a bimonthly diary. (The Undefeated)

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